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Natalie Hernandez

Morehouse School of Medicine

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Morehouse School of Medicine

Obstetrics & Gynecology

NoneNatalie Hernandez is currently serving as a Morehouse School Of Medicine faculty at Morehouse School of Medicine.

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Morehouse School of Medicine

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public health women's health maternal health health equity health policy african american studies reproductive health health disparities social determinants of health health communication vaccination women's studies black women racial discrimination health planning health sciences preventive medicine black feminism community health vaccine hesitancy obstetrics and gynaecology cancer care health promotion health technology ethnic studies harm reduction sexual health health care disparities vulnerable patient populations applied social psychology latino studies health prevention health inequalities health inequities mobile health social medicine prenatal care cancer education safety-net hospital social epidemiology black experience maternal complications disease prevention medical internet research lgbt health oral health psychiatric care ethnic group relation critical public health primary care dentistry oral hygiene feminist perspectives connected health ehealth psychosocial factors urban health high-risk pregnancies underserved populations reproductive justice environmental epidemiology racial studies correctional practice cancer screening female college students medical mistrust college women diverse sample preventative health behaviors black college women perceived hesitancy pre-exposure prophylaxis public health institutions pap smears health disparity reporting evidence-based action vaccine intentions

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The Association of County-Level Structural Racism With Risk Factors for Negative Maternal Health and Birth Outcomes Among Non-Hispanic Black People of Childbearing Age. Journal of Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities (2026)

racial groupspublic healthracial equityhealth equitycounty-level structural racismracial discriminationsocial determinants of healthrisk factorsdisparitiesethnic studiesfamily studieshealth disparitiesnegative maternal healthsociologyethnic discriminationrace

Addressing the Maternal Health Crisis in Rural Georgia: Challenges, Disparities, and Pathways to Improvement. The American Surgeon (2025)

health policypublic healthhealth carehealth equityrural georgiahealth planningmaternal health crisishealth systemsmaternity servicerural healthmaternal healthrural researchmidwiferyrural policy

Advancing Equity With Technology and Innovation in Obstetrics: A Critical Approach to Obstetric Techquity. Pregnancy (2025)

technological innovationobstetricscritical approachreproductive healthhealthcare innovationobstetric anesthesiaobstetrics and gynaecologyhealth caretechnological forecastingsocial innovationtechnology transfertechnologyabortiongynecologyknowledge economymaternity servicematernal healthscience and technology studiesmidwifery

A Mobile Health Approach for Monitoring Hypertensive and Mental Health Conditions to Avoid Preventable Delays in Postpartum Care. medRxiv (2025)

pediatricsdigital healthpostpartum caremobile healthprenatal carehealth technologynursingmobile health approachmental health conditionsmaternity servicefamily medicinematernal healthmidwiferyobstetrics and gynaecology

Causes of Fertility Challenges and Utilization of Infertility Treatment Modalities: Insights From U.S. Black Women. Fertility and Sterility (2025)

involuntary childlessnessassisted reproductionfertilitysexual and reproductive healthinfertilitywomen's healthreproductive healthsterilitygynecologyfertility policyafrican american studiesreproductive medicine

Centering Cultural Approaches in Community-Based Participatory Research to Address the Black Maternal Health Crisis. AJPM Focus (2025)

public healthcommunity-based participatory researchhealth equityculturecommunity engagementcultural approachespublic health ethicsethnic studiesintercultural studiesafrican american studieshealth disparitiescommunity healthunderserved populationsblack experiencecommunity-engaged researchsocial medicine

Laws Governing Substance Use During Pregnancy: Next Steps for Health Equity Research. Milbank Quarterly (2025)

health policypublic healthsubstance use disordershealth equity researchhealth equityhealth lawprenatal caresubstance usenext stepsdrug policysubstance abusematernal complicationsmaternity servicehigh-risk pregnanciesmaternal healthaddictive behaviorsobstetrics and gynaecology

Mapping Fertility Trajectories: An Endarkened Narrative Inquiry of Black Women's Fertility Experiences and Pathways Through Infertility Treatment. Social Science & Medicine (2025)

Isabel MorganChristine TuckerAunchalee PalmquistStephanie BakerLarissa Jennings Mayo-WilsonChantel L. MartinNatalie HernandezLasha Clarke

public healthfertilityblack feminisminfertilityfertility experiencesinfertility treatmentsocial determinants of healthintersectionalityfeminist theoryreproductive healthsocial sciencesafrican american studiesblack womenfeminist inquiryendarkened narrative inquiryfertility trajectoriessocial medicine

Understanding Context: Leveraging the Pragmatic Robust Implementation Sustainability Model to Inform the Implementation of a Community-Based Southeastern Preconception Counseling Intervention to Improve Maternal Health Equity. Discover Health Systems (2025)

health policypublic healthhealth equityfamily practicehealth planningimplementation strategiesmaternal health equitycommunity healthimplementation researchimplementation sciencesupportive carefamily medicinematernal healthcommunity-based southeastern preconception

Addressing Racial Disparities in the Hypertensive Disorders in Pregnancy: A Plan for Action From the Preeclampsia Foundation’s Racial Disparities Task Force. Journal of Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities (2024)

public healthracial disparitieshealth equityracial discriminationprenatal carewomen's healthdisparitiesreproductive healthhypertensive disordersafrican american studieshealth disparitiespregnancy hypertensionobstetrics and gynaecologypreeclampsia foundation ’high-risk pregnanciesmaternal healthrace

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Natalie Hernandez

Morehouse School of Medicine

Affiliations

Morehouse School of Medicine

Obstetrics & Gynecology

NoneNatalie Hernandez is currently serving as a Morehouse School Of Medicine faculty at Morehouse School of Medicine.

Honors

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Experiences

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Morehouse School of Medicine

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Addressing the Maternal Health Crisis in Rural Georgia: Challenges, Disparities, and Pathways to Improvement. The American Surgeon (2025)

health policypublic healthhealth carehealth equityrural georgiahealth planningmaternal health crisishealth systemsmaternity servicerural healthmaternal healthrural researchmidwiferyrural policy

Advancing Equity With Technology and Innovation in Obstetrics: A Critical Approach to Obstetric Techquity. Pregnancy (2025)

A Mobile Health Approach for Monitoring Hypertensive and Mental Health Conditions to Avoid Preventable Delays in Postpartum Care. medRxiv (2025)

Causes of Fertility Challenges and Utilization of Infertility Treatment Modalities: Insights From U.S. Black Women. Fertility and Sterility (2025)

Centering Cultural Approaches in Community-Based Participatory Research to Address the Black Maternal Health Crisis. AJPM Focus (2025)

Laws Governing Substance Use During Pregnancy: Next Steps for Health Equity Research. Milbank Quarterly (2025)

Mapping Fertility Trajectories: An Endarkened Narrative Inquiry of Black Women's Fertility Experiences and Pathways Through Infertility Treatment. Social Science & Medicine (2025)

Isabel MorganChristine TuckerAunchalee PalmquistStephanie BakerLarissa Jennings Mayo-WilsonChantel L. MartinNatalie HernandezLasha Clarke

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